Pharmaceuticals Archives - Page 6 of 6

Elegant simplicity – single-dose disposable inhalers

04 Jul 14

Single-dose disposable inhalers represent the cutting edge of inhalation drug delivery – indicated for emergency therapies and vaccines…

30 May 14

Nexavar, the drug developed by Bayer and Amgen unit Onyx Pharmaceuticals to treat advanced kidney and liver cancers,…

14 Apr 14

Lipid-based drug delivery systems may be promising options for improving the oral bioavailability of new compounds, but the…

11 Oct 13

Peptide therapeutics have been around for decades, but in recent years, there has been an upswell in interest…

04 Jul 13

The ability of imaging technology to provide an assessment of human anatomy and physiology has meant that its…

28 Mar 13

As pharmaceuticals become more complex, developing efficient delivery methods is vital to ensure therapeutic efficacy. Sudip Das of…

15 Mar 12

Controlled-release drugs have been around for some time and have many benefits, particularly for patients with chronic or…

08 Mar 12

With medicinal drugs becoming ever more complex, overcoming solubility issues is one of the most common formulation challenges…

31 Jan 12

Despite the growth in the biologics drug market, biopharma companies are having problems innovating against a backdrop of…